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History 1600 - 1914
English Revolutions 1649 / 1688
American Revolution 1776
Industrial Revolutions in 18th & 19th centuries Colonisation and Empire building

Geography
United Kingdom : physical features, population, economy.

English / French debates :
Views of the French Revolution
Perception of Napoleon
Competition for colonies


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Homework for Fri 22nd Sept

Failure of Absolute Monarchy in England

Print and read carefully these notes.


Homework for Fri 29th Sept

Failure of Absolute Monarchy in England Part II

Print and read carefully these notes.

The Plague and Fire of London

With a friend research these dramatic events of 1665/1666. Write an essay with the following:

  • A short introductory paragraph reminding us of the period (recent Puritan Commonwealth of Cromwell and even more recent restoration of the monarchy with Charles II, the 'Merry Monarch').
  • Three or four paragraphs on the plague, how it spread, what the symptoms were, what was done to try and stop it. Three or four paragraphs on the fire, how it started, how it spread, the damage it did, how it stopped.
  • Short conclusion about public health today , what we do to avoid contagious spreading and the fire precautions that we have in a modern city today.

You can add pictures and you should note your sources of information. No text can be copied, of course.


Homework for Fri 13th Oct

Test

  • Revise The Failure of Absolute Monarchy in England notes part I & II.
  • Re-read and understand the Bill of Rights 1689 (you don't have to learn the articles by heart).

Homework for Fri 20th Oct

Causes of the American War of Independence

Read carefully

- Background
- Britain taxes its colonies
- Boston Tea Party
- Continental Congress
- War for Independence begins

from pages 35 - top 40 on photocopied sheets

Nov 2006 Exam Revision

  • Failure of Absolutism in England notes I & II
  • Bill of Rights photocopy
  • Declaration of Independence (pages 6 & 7 [40/44]) of last photocopy.
How to revise:
  • Read through the notes and make sure you understand the subject.
  • On small 10X14cms note cards write the key vocabulary (ideas, themes, names, dates , places etc) .
  • Learn by heart the vocabulary.
  • Ask someone to test you

Homework for Mon 20th Nov

Debate 12h30-13h30 K18

Influence of Britain and America on the French Revolution

We've studied the revolutions in England (1649 & 1688) and the revolt of the American colonies (1776). This lesson will be on how these events influenced France.
Read carefully docs 1,2 (Edmunde Burke) & 3 (Thomas Paine) on your last photocopy. They're a bit difficult but you should be able to understand them. Look at the pictures at the back. You'll be expected to discuss these in the lesson.


Homework for Fri 8th Dec 2006

Bring back exam , signed, please.

UK Geography

On triple map ( back page) colour lightly :
- British Isles green (top)
- England red , Wales grey, Scotland blue (centre)
- All the UK red (bottom)

Economic Summary map

Re-read Ex B on page 4 and using the vocabulary in heavy print complete the key under the map on page 5. The only words in heavy print which are not to be used are 'reinvented', 'subsidies' 'North Sea Coast' and 'energy'.

Two of the big cities in the industrial areas which are becoming 'cultural centres' are named : Manchester & Newcastle. Name them on the map with the others : Glasgow, Leeds,Liverpool and Birmingham.

The double arrow in dotted lines should be named in the key: 'Close economic & political links with USA'.

Lightly colour your map (except Ireland & France) in any colours except blue. Write name on both maps.


Homework for Fri 12th Jan 2007

Britain's Renovation of its Industrial Areas

Work in pairs to write or type ashort essay on how some of Britain's old, run-down industrial areas ( docks , factories, power stations etc) have become attractive business and tourist destinations with offices, restaurants, art galleries, museums, pedestrian walkways etc.


A short introduction should mention the Industrial Revolution of the 18th & 19th centuries (which we're studying next in class) and the decline of these traditional industries in the 1970s & 1980s (look at Geography notes).


A short conclusion should mention how this renovation is an example of how a service economy is replacing an indusrial economy , giving hope to poorer , run down areas of the UK (and other countries).

Add pictures, maps and sources of information. Length : 4sides max.

Here are some links to help you but you can take examples from other cities like Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle or Glasgow .

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